Suurusjärglise

Suurusjärglise is a small village located in the Rapla Parish of Rapla County, Estonia. Situated approximately 13 kilometers northeast of the county capital, Rapla, the village lies in the central-western part of the country, within the historical region of Järvamaa. Suurusjärglise is primarily known for its rural setting and agricultural landscape, though it is not a major economic or cultural hub.

The village is characterized by its traditional Estonian farmhouses and open fields, reflecting the region’s long-standing agricultural heritage. The area is part of the broader Järva County, which has a mix of forests, meadows, and farmland. Suurusjärglise is surrounded by other small settlements, including nearby villages such as Kõrvetaguse and Kõrvetaguse, contributing to a tightly knit rural community.

Historically, the region has been shaped by Estonian farming traditions, with many families maintaining small-scale agriculture. The village lacks significant historical landmarks or large-scale infrastructure, but it remains an example of Estonia’s preserved rural lifestyle. Local residents often engage in traditional farming practices, including crop cultivation and livestock rearing.

Suurusjärglise is accessible via rural roads connecting it to the main Rapla–Türi highway, though it does not have its own public transportation hub. The village is part of the broader Estonian network of small communities, offering a quiet, countryside experience for those seeking a slower pace of life. While not a tourist destination, it reflects the everyday life and cultural identity of rural Estonia.